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“Nation Builders and Heroes in Our Midst.”

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NOMINATION FORM AND GUIDELINES

RULES GOVERNING NOMINATION

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WHO CAN BE NOMINATED

The Outstanding Filipino (TOFlL) Awards is open to every Filipino, natural born, naturalized citizen or hearing dual citizenship (Filipino and

a foreign country), at least 41 years of age of good moral character whose dedication to his/her profession or vocation has made significant

contribution to the advancement of his/her calling, public welfare and national development.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

1. An Outstanding Young Filipino or TOYM awardee may be nominated in a field other than that for which he was already awarded.

2. A JCI Senator is qualified provided that he or she is not an incumbent member of JCI Senate Philippines Board.

3. By virtue of their positions and honors, past presidents of the Republic of the Philippines, National Artists and National Scientists are

excluded from the award.

CRITERIA FOR THE AWARD

Awardees will be chosen based on the strength of their character and integrity; and the impact of their achievements on their field of work,

public welfare and national development. The criteria for the award are inspired by the fifth and sixth tenets of the Jaycee Creed, which is

reproduced in full below:

We Believe

That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life;

That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations;

That economic justice, can best be won by flee men through free enterprises;

That government should be of laws rather than of men;

That earth is great treasure lies in human personality;

And that service to humanity is the best work of life;

HOW TO NOMINATE

I. An executive summary following the prescribed format

should not exceed two pages and text should be typed using a

minimum font size of 12 points. The executive summary should

be the first pages of the nomination book.

Format of the executive summary:

1. Personal Profile

a. Educational Attainment

b. Character, Integrity and Moral values

2. Impact on Public Welfare and National Development

a. Socio—economic and/or cultural impact

b. Geographic Impact

c. Years of dedicated work and service

3. Participation in government, professional, socio-civic,

religious organizations

a. Level of participation

b. Length of involvement

4. Awards and recognition

5. Impact on field of endeavor or professional field

II. Nomination book should not exceed 40 pages (exclusive of the

executive summary) and text should be typed using a minimum

font size of 12 points.

III. Attachments to the nomination book should not exceed five

multiple pages, and each multiple page should not exceed 20 pages.

IV. One (1) original copy and five (5) photocopies of the accomplished

nomination form and nomination book and attachments thereof,

together with (6) 2” x 2” colored photos of the nominee.

V. The nominator needs to include one (1) copy of a CD in the original

nomination set that includes the digital files of every page of the

nomination book, nomination form, executive summary,

pictures and attachments.

NOTE: The Nominator must cite in the nomination book the nominee’s background, career; range of work, scope of activity and exceptional achievements. Quotations, statements of authorities, honors and awards may be included in separate sheets as attachments. More importantly, the nominator must present how the nominee’s accomplishments have benefitted humanity in general and the nation in particular.

RULES GOVERNING NOMINATION

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AWARD CATEGORIES

Any individual, public or private entity or organization may nominate a

candidate for any of, but not limited to, the following fields of specialization

and branches thereof.

• Agriculture

• Education

• Military/Policework

• Arts/Culture

• Government/Public Service

• Science and Technology

• Business/Entrepreneurship/Industry

• History

• Sports

• Community/Humanitarian Service

• Justice/Law

• Peace Advocacy

• Ecclesiastical/Religious Work

• Labor

• Technopreneurship

• Ecological/Environment Conservation

• Literature/Journalism/Media

• Economics

• Finance

• Medicine

• Others (please specify)

The nomination covers accomplishments up to July 15, 2019.

Nomination should be made on the prescribed TOFlL Award Nomination

form. Additional copies are available at all JCl Senate Philippines Chapter.

The PDF of the Nomination Form and Booklet may also be printed and

submitted. These are downloadable at www.jcisenatephilippines.org,

NOMINATION SHOULD BE NOMINATED UNDER ONE CATEGORY ONLY.

SUBMISSION

The accomplished nomination form and all supporting documents must

be submitted on or before July 15, 2019 to:

The TOFIL AWARD 2019 C/O JCI Senate Philippines

2nd floor Junior Chamber lnt’l. (JCI) Phils. Building

No. 14 Don Alejandro Races Avenue, Quezon City

Telephone: (02) 374-4390, 0917-7191569, 0906-975-3296

E-mail: jcisenphil@gmail.com

Website: www.jcitofil.com

Mailed entries should be postmarked not later than the deadline.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection process starts from an extensive preliminary

screening of me nominees by 3 Screening Committee. The

final selection will be made by a Board of Judges composed

of distinguished personalities in various fields of endeavor.

Their-decision shall be final and unappealable

NOTIFICATION OF WlNNERS

The winners will be duly informed as to the date of the

awarding ceremonies by the TOFIL Awards National Executive

Committee. The awardees are required to attend the Awards

ceremony in the process of selection, the committee reserves

the right to modify the above rules or waive compliance

thereof, at its sole discretion and judgment, provided that

such steps will be in keeping with the spirit of TOFIL.

THE TOFIL AWARDS — RECOGNIZING EMINENT

FILIPINOS

The Outstanding Filipino (TOFlL) Award was conceived

by the JCI Senate Philippines in 1988, to institutionalize

public recognition of men and women, 41 years age and over,

whose exemplary achievements are worthy of emulation.

The JCI Senate Philippines believes that there are many

men and women aged 41 and over who deserve recognition

for their contributions to society, and who should have

qualified to the TOYM except that they are beyond the age

limit rule governing the TOYM award. It enlisted the support

of Insular Life in an endeavor that would give due recognition

to these people. Thus, the TOFIL Awards was born in 1988.

The partnership between JCI Senate Philippines and Insular

Life ended in 2014 with ANSA Foundation, Inc. coming in as

new institutional partner in 2016.

The JCI Senate Philippines is an organization of Junior

Chamber International (JCI) members who, in recognition

of their outstanding achievements and contribution to the

JCI movement, have awarded lifetime membership as JCI

Senators.

The ANSA Foundation, Inc. (AFI) was formed by AGI

in 2002, in cooperation with national scientists from the

University of the Philippines— Los Baños (UPLB) to promote

the development of the Philippine livestock industry through

modern and scientific techniques of breeding. AF! is focused

on research and development, training and advancement of

stakeholders in the domestic cattle industry.

TOFIL AWARDEESROSTER OF

1988Edgardo B. Espiritu, BankingCecilia Muñoz Palma, Public ServiceEmmanuel Pelaez, Government ServiceJose B. L. Reyes, Human RightsJaime Cardinal Sin, Spiritual LeadershipLorenzo M. Tañada, Freedom Advocacy

1989Marcelo B. Fernan, JudiciaryJose B. Fernandez, BankingLucrecia Kasilag, Arts & CultureRosa Rosal, Humanitarian Service

1990Diosdado Macapagal, Government ServiceAmeurfina Melencio-Herrera, JudiciaryTeodoro M. Locsin, Sr., JournalismZeneida M. Amador, Theater

1991Arturo D. Gorrez, ManufacturingManuel P. Manahan, Rural DevelopmentLeonardo S. Sarao, EntrepreneurshipDioscoro L. Umali, Agricultural Research

1992Henry R. Canoy, MediaRenato Constantino, HistoryEdgardo D. Gomez, ScienceJose T. Joya, Visual Arts

1993Jovito R. Salonga, Public ServiceJose L. Guevara, JournalismFrancisco R. Demetrio, SJ, CultureAntonio G. Manikan, Humanitarian ServiceJorge M. Garcia, Medicine & SurgeryBonifacio R. Isidro, Science & Technology

1994Romeo S. Contemplacion, Rural MedicineArmando J. Malay, Journalism/Human RightsNicanor R. Perlas, III, AgricultureDionisio S. Salazar, Drama/LiteratureBenjamin G. Tayabas, Education

1995Jose T. Amacio, Cooperative DevelopmentAlfredo S. Buenaventura, MusicGonzalo O. Catan, Jr., Science & TechnologyCrispin C. Maslog, Literature/JournalismChristian S. Monsod, Government Service

1996Irene R. Cortes, Justice and Law (Posthumous Award)Salvador H. Laurel, Public ServiceRichard J. Gordon, Government ServiceOnofre R. Pagsanghan, Culture and ArtsHelena Zoila T. Benitez, Education

1997Raul J. Bonoan, S.J., EducationFe del Mundo, MedicineMenardo R. Jimenez, Business/EntrepreneurshipAlfredo S. Lim, Public ServiceEstefania Aldaba-Lim, Humanitarian ServiceAndrea Veneracion, Culture and Arts

1998Ramon V. del Rosario,Sr., BusinessRicardo Cardinal J. Vidal, Religious WorkCarlos R. Alindada, Public AccountingPerla D. Santos Ocampo, M.D., MedicineBayani F. Fernando, Government Service

1999Mateo Armando T. Caparas, Community ServiceHilario G. Davide, Jr., LawRemedios L. Macalincag, Banking & FinanceAmador C. Muriel, Science & TechnologyEfren M. Reyes, SportsWigberto E. Tañada, Government & Public ServicePierre T. Tritz, S. J., Education

2000Corazon C. Santos-de la Paz, Public AccountingAntolin M. Oreta, Sr., Engineering PracticeLawrence C. Qua, TechnopreneurshipFlerida Ruth P. Romero, Justice/LawAlfonso T. Yuchengco, Business & Entrepreneurship

2001James G. Dy, Humanitarian ServiceCeferino L. Follosco, Science, Technology, & EngineeringFortunata C. Villamar, EducationJose C. Vitug, Law/JudiciaryEnrique J. Zobel, Business

2002Feliciano Belmonte, Jr., Government ServiceDavid Consunji, Construction IndustryEmil Q. Javier, Science & TechnologyGeorge S.K. Ty, Banking

2003Robert Kuan, Business & EntrepreneurshipEva Fidela C. Maamo, M.D., SPC, Community ServiceFelicito Payumo, Government Service

2004Juan C. Acosta, Ph. D., AgricultureGelia T. Castillo, Ph. D., Science and TechnologyFrancisco Mañosa, ArchitectureNelia Cortes-Maramba, M.D., MedicineRuben M. Tanseco, S.J., Humanitarian Service

2005Ben Farrales, Fashion, Arts and CultureLauro L. Baja, Jr., Bilateral and Multi-lateral DiplomacyAdolfo B. Bellosillo, M.D., Medicine

2006Marciano Evangelista, S.D.B., Service Non-Government OrganizationAntonio P. Meloto, Humanitarian ServiceRamon Orlina, ArtsSocorro Ramos, Business

2007Florangel R. Braid, Ph.D., Literature and JournalismJose S. Concepcion, Jr., Social AdvocacyFelipe F. Cruz, General ConstructionHernani G. Golez, Ph.D., Agriculture

2008Antonio S. Abacan, Jr., BankingRustica Carpio, Ph. D., Culture and ArtsMary Placid Lorna C. Abejo, O.S.B., MusicRafael D. Guerrero III, Ph. D., Science & TechnologyFederico M. Macaranas, Ph. D., Economics

2009Teotimo Aganon, Ph. D., Science and TechnologySenen C. Bacani, AgricultureArturo Cunanan, Jr., M.D., Ph. D.,Public HealthLydia B. Echauz, D.B.A. EducationOscar M. Lopez, Business

2010Ray L. Catague, M.D., Public HealthEsperanza I. Cabral, M.D., Government ServiceIsagani R. Cruz, LiteratureShirley Halili-Cruz, Arts and CultureTony Leachon, M.D., MedicineJoel E. Tabora, S.J., Education

2011Jesus P. Estanislao, Ph.D., GovernanceJose T. Pardo, BusinessEmerlinda R. Roman, EducationSylvia D. Pendon, EntrepreneurshipRamon M. Nery, M.D., Government/Public Service

2012Jose F. Datuin, ArtsSamuel D. Pagdilao, Jr., Military/Police workAdolfo S. Azcuna, Justice/Law

2013Arsenio B. Ella, Environment Conservation & Sustainable DevelopmentAlfredo Mahar Francisco A. Lagmay, Geology/Earth SciencesRogelio L. Singson, Government/Public Service

2014Gemma Cruz-Araneta, Culture & ArtsFrancisco J. Kong, Business EntrepreneurshipJose Maria Clemente S. Salceda, Government Service

2016Amb. Jose L. Cuisia, Jr.,Public Service and DiplomacyDr. William D. Dar, AgricultureRev. Fr. Antonio C.T. Pascual, Humanitarian Service, Community, NGO and Cooperative

2017Bro. Armin A. Luistro, EducationMaria Wang-Od Oggay, Arts and CultureArch. Felino A. Palafox, Jr., Architectural and Urban Planning

2018Fr. Benigno P. Beltran, SVD, Humanitarian ServiceJose Ma. Salvador A. Concepcion III, Entrepreneurship (MSME)Raul V. Dela Mar, Public ServiceHilly Ann Maria Fernandez-Roa Quiaoit, Environmental Conservation

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Field of Specialization:

NOMINEE’S FULL NAME:

RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS:

TEL NO:

MOBILE NUMBER:

EMAIL:

FAX:

PLACE OF BIRTH:

CITIZENSHIP:

DATE OF BIRTH:

AGE:

CIVIL STATUS:

SPOUSE’S NAME:

GRADE SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL

COLLEGEGRADUATE STUDY/OTHERS

OCCUPATION/PROFESSION COMPANY’S NAME/EMPLOYER’S NAME

BUSINESS ADDRESS TEL. NOPOSITION/TITLE

ORGANIZATION POSITION/TITLE DATES HELD

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

AWARDS AND CITATIONS

CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL, FRATERNAL, RELIGIOUS, BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS

OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS/PUBLISHED WORKS

SCHOOL ATTENDED COURSE, DEGREE, ACADEMIC HONORS

CHILDREN’S NAME AGE

YEAR COMPLETED

FOR NOMINATOR: Sumarize in this space the reason why you believe that your nominee should be selected as one of the TOFIL awardees of 2019. (Use additional pages, if necessary)

NOMINATOR’S NAME AND SIGNATURE

NOMINEE’S NAME AND SIGNATURE

RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS:

OFFICE ADDRESS:

CONTACT NUMBER:

CONTACT NUMBER:

OCCUPATION/BUSINESS/JCI SENATE PHILIPPINES CHAPTER’S NAME

WHERE DID YOU LEARN ABOUT THIS AWARD?

FOR NOMINEE: I attest to all facts contained in this form and give permission for the facts to be used for publication. I understand that, barring extreme circumstances, I will present if an interview is requested, and if elected as one of the TOFIL awardees for 2019, I will attend the awards presentation. Furthermore, I hereby give my consent that all facts contained in this form may be independently verified as to their accuracy by the TOFIL 2019 Committee of the JCI Senate Philippines and ANSA Foundation, Inc.